GoAsm

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GoAsm
Developer: Jeremy Gordon
OS: Windows, x86, AMD64/EM64T
Use: Assembler
Licence: Freeware
Website: www.GoDevTool.com

Image:GoLogoW125.gif GoAsm is a fast, free assembler for writing programs for Win32 and Win64 (Windows operating system).


The aim has been to keep the syntax clear and concise.
It therefore takes what the author regards as the best syntax from A386, MASM, NASM and from "C".
It has a number of enhancements to help you to make programs for Windows more easily.
An assembler is a low-level tool, but Windows can be regarded as a very high-level tool. A perfect combination!
GoAsm is one of the "Go" tools for program development. The free tools in this series are GoLink (linker), GoRC (resource compiler), and GoBug (debugger - free for W9x).
GoAsm comes with a comprehensive help file, tutorials, source code samples, and Hello World starter source code.
The first version of GoAsm was published in 2001. Since then it has steadily developed and is used globally by many keen Windows assembler programmers.

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